Year 1982 - 296

Han Wung's father Han Chung is a close friend of Jin Wu-In, and Jin Wu-In's daughter Su-Hyang and Han Wung are lovers promised to marry. The initiator of Taekkyeon Han Wung and Kunghu's excellent master Su-Hyang marry after much meandering, but because of their strong character and differences in culture, they frequently quarrel. Finally, Su-Hyang goes back to her parents' house. Kunghu's excellent master Cheon-Yong who's been admiring Su-Hyang rushes to Han Wung who made her unhappy in order to take revenge for her. But Han Wung beats off Cheon-Yong and comes to know that Su-Hyang is pregnant of his baby. Su-Hyang runs to him in a hurry worrying about him and they hold tight each other.

Chan Ta is a local businessman who's sure he'll hit pay dirt and make millions someday and he is working extremely hard to become a success, but his dedication elicits the envy of others.

In the border area of ​​the Goryeo Dynasty, Wangsancho was renting out the market and exploiting the rent. Horyong, the son of Wangsancho, returns as a master of the world, and is angry with his subordinates who did not meet him, and is humiliated after fighting with Seolgung at Gaekzan. Horyong meets her Geum Nyeo at her abandoned house, and her Geum Nyeo imprisons her father's enemy, Wang San Chou's son, in her coffin.

An avant garde narrative about two couples breaking up.

An autobiography of a Poughkeepsie filmmaker who hasn't yet hit it big.

"Coastal Calls is a film which deals with primary filmic elements and produces constantly shifting relationships between them. The film is made up of four 100ft rolls/takes of slow pans of a beach and its surrounding landscape with focus and exposure in constant change. The sound is that of space (sea, wind) alternating with that of a wind instrument (Shawm). Only at specific instances do focus and exposure match to give an image that is readable in illusionistic terms, so that any attempt to 'place' oneself is subverted by the constant perceptual shift applied to the image ... never gathered into representation but only crossing points of unstabilised representation, as if by accident." - Michael Maziere, Undercut.

Commissioned by Projects UK in Newcastle upon Tyne, England and featured on the Pieces compilation VHS.

A precursor of much recent scratch work. The tape recuts and fuses two adverts for washing machines; one from the 1950's, the other from the 80's. Using only this original source material the tape creates a dialogue between two media visions of a technological utopia - both equally absurd and disturbing.

Blending an international cast of Broadway singers, comedians and artists from D'Oyly Carte, this collection of Gilbert & Sullivan operettas is the most comprehensive ever put on video. "Princess Ida" is a satire of higher education for women set in an Arthurian kingdom. Instead of marrying her intended, Ida renounces men and sets up an all-female university. To see more Gilbert & Sullivan works, please rent the other videos in the series.

Red Norvo (so named because of his red hair) single-handedly transformed the xylophone from a vaudeville novelty to a virtuoso jazz instrument and was a perennial sideman to Frank Sinatra for nearly two decades. A true jazz master, Red's joined in this concert by jazz guitarist Tal Farlow, a close friend and gigging companion of many years. (Farlow and Charles Mingus were part of the legendary Norvo West Coast trio in the early 1950s.)

The prince is suffering from severe depression, and only laughter can save him.

Bollywood 1982

Bollywood 1982

Bollywood 1982

Bollywood 1982

Bollywood 1982